DataTransactionError
public enum DataTransactionError: Error
An ErrorType
that represents various errors that can occur when executing
DataTransaction
s.
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A
DataTransactionError
that wraps a genericErrorType
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case wrappedError(Error)
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Contains an error message returned by a service.
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case serviceError(String)
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An error indicating that data is not in the expected format. Contains a message with additional details.
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case dataFormatError(String)
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An error indicating that JSON data is not in the expected format. Contains a message with additional details, as well as an optional object instance containing the source data of the JSON.
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case jsonFormatError(String, Any?)
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The execution path taken by a
DataTransaction
has not been fully implemented.Declaration
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case notImplemented
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The resource requested by the
DataTransaction
is not available.Declaration
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case notAvailable
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The transaction protocol has been implemented incorrectly.
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case badImplementation
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Transaction processing encountered an unexpected type.
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case incompatibleType
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Failed to create a
URLSessionTask
for the transaction.Declaration
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case sessionTaskNotCreated
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Use of the HTTP protocol is required for the given transaction, but it was not used.
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case httpRequired
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The transaction could not be initiated because the request has no
URL
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case noURL
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The transaction returned no data.
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case noData
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The transaction was canceled or deallocated before it could be completed.
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case canceled
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The transaction is already in the process of being executed and has not yet returned.
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case alreadyInFlight
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The transaction was aborted because it did not complete in a reasonable time.
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case timeout
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The transaction expired before it completed.
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case expired
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The given string could not be converted into a
URL
instance.Declaration
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case invalidURL(String)
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An unexpected HTTP response code was returned for the transaction.
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case unexpectedHTTPResponseCode(Int)
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Indicates that the caller is not authorized to perform the given transaction.
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case notAuthorized
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Indicates an HTTP error response was received. Contains the response, its metadata, and the body of the response.
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case httpError(HTTPURLResponse, HTTPResponseMetadata, Data)
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Returns a
DataTransactionError
representing the givenErrorType
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Swift
public static func wrap(_ error: Error) -> DataTransactionError
Parameters
error
The
ErrorType
to (possibly) wrap. Iferror
is already aDataTransactionError
, it is simply returned as-is. Otherwise,.WrappedError(error)
is returned.
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A string representation of the
DataTransactionError
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public var description: String


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Many people are now very busy and lead lives on the go and often are on their mobile devices. For them making bookings can be a hassle and time consuming so we are trying to find a way to make this process more interactive and much faster for the customers.
We had met with Alex Matei from Nuffield and have worked closely with representatives from Microsoft such as Paul Thomas in order to develop our chatbot and digital assitant to try address this problem.
Fuller details on the problem statement and solution are given below.
Our primary client was Nuffield Health for whom we would be developing the bot for use in their health centres. Our lead contact at this company was Alex Matei, with whom we always kept in touch and reported progress to. Alex had given us the initial project details and what they were looking to produce and with him we had developed our ideas and had them cross-checked.
Company WebsiteOur secondary client was Microsoft- who had provided us with Azure accounts and credits, as well as a host of resources from the Microsoft suite. Our main contacts here were X and Y with whom we had weekly skype calls and in person meetings in order to discuss our progress with the system architecture designs.
Company Website
Our team is working in conjunction with Alex from Nuffiled and also Microsoft in order to develope a bot which will be deployed over various platforms such as Facebook Messenger and Skype in order to allow the customers of Nuffield Health to book gymn classes and eventually expanding to use other services provided by the company.
The project will then continue as we will try to integrate a digital assistant so rather than type, a user will be able to speak to the bot - to achieve this, we will be using digital assistant services such as Cortana or Siri.
The end product will be a bot which allows for customers to better interact with the company and any bookings they wish to make. It is worth noting this would be an alternative to using the website (where bookings have just gone live) or call the centres in order to book sessions and is one of the key motivations behind why this project is being undertaken.
Most people are usually busy and booking appointments by taking time out to traverse a website or call in to a reception desk is a time consuming task. Nuffiled Health wants to address this issue with their bot as it would allow the clients of Nuffield Centres to interact much more easily with the company. As a result, the clients will be able to book gym sessions or use other services much more easily. One of the gains would be that staff will not have to keep taking as many calls to deal with booking queries since the clients can book and also check or cancel appoitments from the devices. Our challenge would be to find an effective way to encapsulate the different queries and tasks a user may wish to undertake with this bot into a design that facilitates this easier interaction between Nuffield and the clients.
The bot will enable Nuffield to cater for more ways through which customers can book appointments by expanding the online booking service - which increases reach and accessibilty
Reduce the number of missed bookings by reminding people beforehand and also offering the option to cancel.
A successful deliverable for this project is one where we manage to pull together the needs of the user (being able to book, cancel, modify and view appointments) and integrate this with a bot which is easier and more time-efficient to use than traversing the Nuffield website or calling the reception desks. This then needs to be supplemented with a digital assistant that is flexible enough to parse user speech and works for commands which is fair to be expected from normal usage and is not rigid in the inputs it can take. Putting these together would give us a deliverable which the client had outlined in the brief and would be considered a success.
For this project, we are building on top of a current platform which is available online and enables user to book gyms classes. We are using Node.js to create a Wrapper API around the existing backhand to make it fit the requirements of the AI user interaction text. On top of this wrapper, we are going to have our digital assistant or chat bot written in the language of the (framework we will use). The exchange of data is done using a RESTFUL approach.
For gathering more specific requirements, we interviewed some of the Nuffield Health Center clients, this resulted to the personas and scenarios we made which then made us to go back to our requirements and add some features to it and refine it accordingly. The new requirements included:
THe interviews were semi- structured, with some questions considered as vital being asked of everybody and other questions were more opinion based and left open-ended. Once the interviews had been conducted the results were collated and analysed to pick out what mattered the most to users and also what we had presumed was important but turned out not to be. The analysis was done formally as the set questions were on a scale of 1-10 and this made it easy to compare between responses while for the open ended questions a list of key requirements were written out for each response.
The team wanted to have a better idea of the clients and the types of people who would be using our bot and as a result in order to inform our design we had creates a few personas which would outline the behaviour and motivations of some of the potential users of the final bot.
Name: Nodoka Mitake
Type: Female
Role: Professor
About:
Professor Nodoka is a humanities professor for a college in the south of London. She is 60 years old and has just started going to the gym a few month ago. She does not use her phone a lot because she thinks technology is not for her. She likes to go the gym on a regular basis but often cannot attend classes because they are fully booked. She is very organised and likes her days to be planned out in advance so she can know what she is doing. She lives a bit far from the gym. She likes her job a lot and definitely not thinking about retiring.
Motivations:
Goals:
Pain Points:
Behaviour:
Name: Mihai Breset
Type: Male
Role: Investment
About:
Mihai is an Investment banker living in London. He loves to work out and do sports. He is social and loves to meet new people. He is 40 years old and has a wife but no kids. He lives in the East part of the city with a really duplex apartment. He wants to keep living in london for the rest of his life and eventually create his own start-up in the fin-tech world. He is passionate about technology and always uses his phone. He has been going to the gym for 2 years now.
Motivations:
Goals:
Pain Points:
Behaviour:
Name: Gabriella Alphonsa
Type: Female
Role: Student
About:
Gabriella is a student at University of East London. She is quite overweight and was convinced by mother to join the gym. She spends most her days on her phone at home texting friends. She is very present on social media and has very active social media profiles. She does not really like to try new technology tools unless they are buzzing and extremely simple to use. She is not particularly interesting in how quickly something goes it just has to be simple to use. She does not really like physically activity and wants her experience before going to classes to be motivating.
Motivations:
Goals:
Pain Points:
Behaviour:
The story boards took our personas and helped us to visualise how the users would use the bot and how and in what environments they would interact with it. Since our project is on a bot, this story boarding took on extra significance.
After discussing the project with Nuffield Health Center as our client, in the first stage, we came up with a set of requirements considering the general users of Nuffield Gym. Their problem was that some people found it hard and time consuming to open their laptop and go through the website and do the gym class booking, hence they would stop going to the gym easily. They wanted to solve this issue by using bots and digital assistants and providing the booking functionality as well as sending reminders to them to stop them from quitting the gym.
| ID | Requirement | Type | Category | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RQ1 | View all the gym classes available through a chatbot | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ2 | Book a gym class through a chatbot | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ3 | Cancel a booking through a chatbot | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ4 | Give feedback for a certain class through a chatbot | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ5 | View all the gym classes available through a digital assistant | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ6 | Book a gym class through a digital assistant | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ7 | Cancel a booking through a digital assistant | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ8 | Give feedback for a certain class through a digital assistant | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ8 | Send reminders to the users | Functional | Backend and UI | Must Have |
| RQ19 | Be able to get feedback from users | Functional | Back end and UI | Must Have |
| ID | Requirement | Type | Category | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RQ9 | The bot should be accessible easily | Usability | UX | Must Have |
| RQ10 | To be able to talk to the bot in different ways and get the desired response | Usability | Speech Design and UX | Must Have |
| RQ11 | The bot responses should be short and comprehensive enough for any age | Usability | Speech Design and UX | Must Have |
| RQ18 | Make the booking process easier, more accessible | Usability | UX and UI | Must Have |
| ID | Requirement | Type | Category | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RQ12 | Book the gym class when the bot has all the required information, date, time and class type | Reliability | Back end | Must Have |
| ID | Requirement | Type | Category | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RQ13 | Secure authentication | Performance | Back end and Security | Must Have |
| RQ14 | Confirmation with the user before booking the class | Performance | Back end and UX | Must Have |
| RQ15 | Booking the right class | Performance | Back end | Must Have |
| RQ16 | For the bot to be published on different platforms like Skype, Slack and Facebook Messenger | Performance | Scalability | Optional |
| RQ17 | Correct responses and not getting stuck in a loop | Performance | Back end | Must Have |
| ID | Requirement | Type | Category | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RQ20 | (From NHS perspective) Reduce non-attendance | Other | Outcome | Should have |
From the client product's requirements, we can define a list of user stories the digital assistant and chat bot will have to support. This list will enable us to compare the different assistants and bots available to go towards writing the proposals for the project. These user stories are based for gym user of Nuffield Health.
| A. Does it support login and logout within the platform |
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| User Story: As a gym member, I want to login only once and have the platform recognise me when I start to converse with the bot or digital assistant. Only if I logout shall I log back in. |
| B. Can it prompt a user for a task/push notifications/reminders |
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| User Story: As a gym member, I want to receive notifications when I have a class coming up that I booked in the system. As a gym administrator, I want to send notifications to gym members to remind them to give feedback on the gym classed they have just attended. |
| C. Does it support Analytics |
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| User Story: As a gym administrator, I want to be able to have a record of the number of interactions with the bot to be able to modify it according to user needs. Also, I want to view how useful the tool is. |
| D. Does it have a speech recognition tool |
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| User Story: As a gym member, I want to be able to talk to the bot and have it book a class for me only using my voice. |
| E. Does it have a text recognition tool |
|---|
| User Story:As a gym member, I want to be able to converse with the bot by simply texting it. |


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Clusters of pots clattered and banged as the peddler’s wagon rumbled over the heavy timbers of the Wagon Bridge.  From every direction people streamed to swell the numbers around the great wagon, its wheels taller than any of the people with their eyes fastened to the peddler above them on the wagon seat.
The man on the wagon was Padan Fain, a pale, skinny fellow with gangly arms and a massive beak of a nose. Fain, always smiling and laughing as if he knew a joke that no one else knew, had driven his wagon and team into Emond’s Field every spring for as long as Rand could remember.
The door of the inn flew open even as the team halted in a jangle of harness, and the Village Council appeared, led by Master al’Vere and Tam. They marched out deliberately, even Cenn Buie, amid all the excited shouting of the others for pins or lace or books or a dozen other things. Reluctantly the crowd parted to let them to the fore, everyone closing in quickly behind and never stopping their calling to the peddler. Most of all, the villagers called for news.
In the eyes of the villagers, needles and tea and the like were no more than half the freight in a peddler’s wagon. Every bit as important was word of outside, news of the world beyond the Two Rivers. Some peddlers simply told what they knew, throwing it out in a heap, a pile of rubbish with which they could not be bothered. Others had to have every word dragged out of them, speaking grudgingly, with a bad grace. Fain, however, spoke freely if often teasingly, and spun out the telling, making a show to rival a gleeman. He enjoyed being the center of attention, strutting around like an under-sized rooster, with every eye on him. It occurred to Rand that Fain might not be best pleased to find a real gleeman in Emond’s Field.
The peddler gave the Council and villagers alike exactly the same attention as he fussed with tying his reins off just so, which was to say hardly any attention at all. He nodded casually at no one in particular. He smiled without speaking, and waved absently to people with whom he was particularly friendly, though his friendliness had always been of a peculiarly distant kind, backslapping without ever getting close.
The demands for him to speak grew louder, but Fain waited, fiddling with small tasks about the driver’s seat, for the crowd and the anticipation to reach the size he wanted. The Council alone kept silent. They maintained the dignity befitting their position, but increasing clouds of pipesmoke rising above their heads showed the effort of it.
Rand and Mat edged into the crowd, getting as close to the wagon as they could. Rand would have stopped halfway, but Mat wriggled through the press, pulling Rand behind him, until they were right behind the Council.
“I had been thinking you were going to stay out on the farm through the whole Festival,” Perrin Aybara shouted at Rand over the clamor. Half a head shorter than Rand, the curly-haired blacksmith’s apprentice was so stocky as to seem a man and a half wide, with arms and shoulders thick enough to rival those of Master Luhhan himself. He could easily have pushed through the throng, but that was not his way. He picked his path carefully, offering apologies to people who had only half a mind to notice anything but the peddler. He made the apologies anyway, and tried not to jostle anyone as he worked through the crowd to Rand and Mat. “Imagine it,” he said when he finally reached them. “Bel Tine and a peddler, both together. I’ll bet there really are fireworks.”
“You don’t know a quarter of it.” Mat laughed.
Perrin eyed him suspiciously, then looked a question at Rand.
“It’s true,” Rand shouted, then gestured at the growing mass of people, all giving voice. “Later. I’ll explain later. Later, I said!”
At that moment Padan Fain stood up on the wagon seat, and the crowd quieted in an instant.  Everybody turned to stare at Rand. The bony little man on the wagon, prepared to have everyone hanging on his first words, gave Rand a sharp, searching look. Rand’s face reddened, and he wished he were Ewin’s size so he did not stand out so clearly. His friends shifted uncomfortably, too. It had only been the year before that Fain had taken notice of them for the first time, acknowledging them as men. Fain did not usually have time for anyone too young to buy a good deal of things off his wagon. Rand hoped he had not been relegated to a child again in the peddler’s eyes.
With a loud harrumph, Fain tugged at his heavy cloak. “No, not later,” the peddler declaimed, once more throwing up a hand grandly. “I will be telling you now.” As he spoke he made broad gestures, casting his words over the crowd. “You are thinking you have had troubles in the Two Rivers, are you? Well, all the world has troubles, from the Great Blight south to the Sea of Storms, from the Aryth Ocean in the west to the Aiel Waste in the east. And even beyond.  Ahhh! Winter was cold and harsh everywhere. In the Borderlands they’d be calling your winter spring. But spring does not come, you say? Wolves have killed your sheep? Perhaps wolves have attacked men? Is that the way of it? Well, now. Spring is late everywhere. There are wolves everywhere, all hungry for any flesh they can sink a tooth into, be it sheep or cow or man. But there are things worse than wolves or winter. There are those who would be glad to have only your little troubles.” He paused expectantly.
“What could be worse than wolves killing sheep, and men?” Cenn Buie demanded. Others muttered in support.
“Men killing men.” The peddler’s reply, in portentous tones, brought shocked murmurs that increased as he went on. “It is war I mean. There is war in Ghealdan, war and madness. The snows of the Dhallin Forest are red with the blood of men. Ravens and the cries of ravens fill the air. Armies march to Ghealdan. Nations, great houses and great men, send their soldiers to fight.”
“War?” Master al’Vere’s mouth fit awkwardly around the unfamiliar word. No one in the Two Rivers had ever had anything to do with a war. “Why are they having a war?”
Fain grinned, and Rand had the feeling he was mocking the villagers’ isolation from the world, and their ignorance. The peddler leaned forward as if he were about to impart a secret to the Mayor, but his whisper was meant to carry and did. “The standard of the Dragon has been raised, and men flock to oppose. And to support.”
One long gasp left every throat together, and Rand shivered in spite of himself.
“The Dragon!” someone moaned. “The Dark One’s loose in Ghealdan!”
“Not the Dark One,” Haral Luhhan growled. “The Dragon’s not the Dark One. And this is a false Dragon, anyway.”
“Let’s hear what Master Fain has to say,” the Mayor said, but no one would be quieted that easily. People cried out from every side, men and women shouting over one another.
“Just as bad as the Dark One!”
“The Dragon broke the world, didn’t he?”
“He started it! He caused the Time of Madness!”
“You know the prophecies! When the Dragon is reborn, your worst nightmares will seem like your fondest dreams!”
“He’s just another false Dragon. He must be!”
“What difference does that make? You remember the last false Dragon. He started a war, too. Thousands died, isn’t that right, Fain? He laid siege to Illian.”
“It’s evil times! No one claiming to be the Dragon Reborn for twenty years, and now three in the last five years. Evil times! Look at the weather!”
Rand exchanged looks with Mat and Perrin. Mat’s eyes shone with excitement, but Perrin wore a worried frown. Rand could remember every tale he had heard about the men who named themselves the Dragon Reborn, and if they had all proven themselves false Dragons by dying or disappearing without fulfilling any of the prophecies, what they had done was bad enough. Whole nations torn by battle, and cities and towns put to the torch. The dead fell like autumn leaves, and refugees clogged the roads like sheep in a pen. So the peddlers said, and the merchants, and no one in the Two Rivers with any sense doubted it. The world would end, so some said, when the real Dragon was born again.
“Stop this!” the Mayor shouted. “Be quiet! Stop working yourselves to a lather out of your own imaginations. Let Master Fain tell us about this false Dragon.” The people began to quieten, but Cenn Buie refused to be silent.
“Is this a false Dragon?” the thatcher asked sourly.
Master al’Vere blinked as if taken by surprise, then snapped, “Don’t be an old fool, Cenn!” But Cenn had kindled the crowd again.
“He can’t be the Dragon Reborn! Light help us, he can’t be!”
“You old fool, Buie! You want bad luck, don’t you?”
“Be naming the Dark One, next! You’re taken by the Dragon, Cenn Buie! Trying to bring us all harm!”
Cenn looked around defiantly, trying to stare down the glowers, and raised his voice. “I didn’t hear Fain say this was a false Dragon. Did you? Use your eyes! Where are the crops that should be knee high or better? Why is it still winter when spring should be here a month?” There were angry shouts for Cenn to hold his tongue. “I will not be silent! I’ve no liking for this talk, either, but I won’t hide my head under a basket till a Taren Ferry man comes to cut my throat. And I won’t dangle on Fain’s pleasure, not this time. Speak it out plain, peddler. What have you heard? Eh? Is this man a false Dragon?”
If Fain was perturbed by the news he brought or the upset he had caused, he gave no sign of it. He merely shrugged and laid a skinny finger alongside his nose. “As to that, now, who can say until it is over and done?” He paused with one of his secretive grins, running his eyes over the crowd as if imagining how they would react and finding it funny. “I do know,” he said, too casually, “that he can wield the One Power. The others couldn’t. But he can channel. The ground opens beneath his enemies’ feet, and strong walls crumble at his shout. Lightning comes when he calls and strikes where he points. That I’ve heard, and from men I believe.”
A stunned silence fell. Rand looked at his friends. Perrin seemed to be seeing things he did not like, but Mat still looked excited.
Tam, his face only a little less composed than usual, drew the Mayor close, but before he could speak Ewin Finngar burst out.
  Only women can touch it. Doesn’t he know that?” He ducked under a cuff from Master Buie.
“Enough of that from you, boy.” Cenn shook a gnarled fist in Ewin’s face. “Show a proper respect and leave this to your elders. Get away with you!”
“Hold steady, Cenn,” Tam growled. “The boy is just curious. There’s no need of this foolishness from you.”
“Act your age,” Bran added. “And for once remember you’re a member of the Council.”
Cenn’s wrinkled face grew darker with every word from Tam and the Mayor, until it was almost purple. “You know what kind of women he’s talking about. Stop frowning at me, Luhhan, and you, too, Crawe. This is a decent village of decent folk, and it’s bad enough to have Fain here talking about false Dragons using the Power without this Dragon-possessed fool of a boy bringing Aes Sedai into it.  It isn’t right or decent.”
“I never saw or heard or smelled anything that couldn’t be talked about,” Tam said, but Fain was not finished.
“The Aes Sedai are already into it,” the peddler spoke up. “A party of them has ridden south from Tar Valon. Since he can wield the Power, none but Aes Sedai can defeat him, for all the battles they fight, or deal with him once he’s defeated. If he is defeated.”
Someone in the crowd moaned aloud, and even Tam and Bran exchanged uneasy frowns. Huddles of villagers clumped together, and some pulled their cloaks tighter around themselves, though the wind had actually lessened.
“Of course, he’ll be defeated,” someone shouted.
“They’re always beaten in the end, false Dragons.”
“He has to be defeated, doesn’t he?”
“What if he isn’t?”
Tam had finally managed to speak quietly into the Mayor’s ear, and Bran, nodding from time to time and ignoring the hubbub around them, waited until he was finished before raising his own voice.
“All of you listen. Be quiet and listen!” The shouting died to a murmur again. “This goes beyond mere news from outside. It must be discussed by the Village Council. Master Fain, if you will join us inside the inn, we have questions to ask.”
“A good mug of hot mulled wine would not go far amiss with me just now,” the peddler replied with a chuckle. He jumped down from the wagon, dusted his hands on his coat, and cheerfully righted his cloak. “Will you be looking after my horses, if you please?”
“I want to hear what he has to say!” More than one voice was raised in protest.
“You can’t take him off! My wife sent me to buy pins!” That was Wit Congar; he hunched his shoulders at the stares some of the others gave him, but he held his ground.
“We’ve a right to ask questions, too,” somebody back in the crowd shouted. “I—”
“Be silent!” the Mayor roared, producing a startled hush. “When the Council has asked its questions, Master Fain will be back to tell you all his news. And to sell you his pots and pins. Hu! Tad! Stable Master Fain’s horses.”
Tam and Bran moved in on either side of the peddler, the rest of the Council gathered behind them, and the whole cluster swept into the Winespring Inn, firmly shutting the door in the faces of those who tried to crowd inside after them. Pounding on the door brought only a single shout from the Mayor.
“Go home!”
People milled around in front of the inn muttering about what the peddler had said, and what it meant, and what questions the Council was asking, and why they should be allowed to listen and ask questions of their own. Some peered in through the front windows of the inn, and a few even questioned Hu and Tad, though it was far from clear what they were supposed to know. The two stolid stablemen just grunted in reply and went on methodically removing the team’s harness. One by one they led Fain’s horses away and, when the last was gone, did not return.
Rand ignored the crowd. He took a seat on the edge of the old stone foundation, gathered his cloak around him, and stared at the inn door. Ghealdan. Tar Valon. The very names were strange and exciting. They were places he knew only from peddlers’ news, and tales told by merchants’ guards. Aes Sedai and wars and false Dragons: those were the stuff of stories told late at night in front of the fireplace, with one candle making strange shapes on the wall and the wind howling against the shutters. On the whole, he believed he would rather have blizzards and wolves. Still, it must be different out there, beyond the Two Rivers, like living in the middle of a gleeman’s tale. An adventure. One long adventure. A whole lifetime of it.
Slowly the villagers dispersed, still muttering and shaking their heads. Wit Congar paused to stare into the now-abandoned wagon as though he might find another peddler hidden inside. Finally only a few of the younger folk were left. Mat and Perrin drifted over to where Rand sat.
“I don’t see how the gleeman could beat this,” Mat said excitedly. “I wonder if we might get to see this false Dragon?”
Perrin shook his shaggy head. “I don’t want to see him. Somewhere else, maybe, but not in the Two Rivers. Not if it means war.”
“Not if it means Aes Sedai here, either,” Rand added. “Or have you forgotten who caused the Breaking? The Dragon may have started it, but it was Aes Sedai who actually broke the world.”
“I heard a story once,” Mat said slowly, “from a wool-buyer’s guard. He said the Dragon would be reborn in mankind’s greatest hour of need, and save us all.”
“Well, he was a fool if he believed that,” Perrin said firmly.  He did not sound angry; he was slow to anger. But he sometimes got exasperated with Mat’s quicksilver fancies, and there was a touch of that in his voice. “I suppose he claimed we’d all live in a new Age of Legends afterwards, too.”
“I didn’t say I believed it,” Mat protested. “I just heard it. Nynaeve did, too, and I thought she was going to skin me and the guard both. He said—the guard did—that a lot of people do believe, only they’re afraid to say so, afraid of the Aes Sedai or the Children of the Light. He wouldn’t say any more after Nynaeve lit into us. She told the merchant, and he said it was the guard’s last trip with him.”
“A good thing, too,” Perrin said. “The Dragon going to save us? Sounds like Coplin talk to me.”
“What kind of need would be great enough that we’d want the Dragon to save us from it?” Rand mused. “As well ask for help from the Dark One.”
“He didn’t say,” Mat replied uncomfortably. “And he didn’t mention any new Age of Legends. He said the world would be torn apart by the Dragon’s coming.”
“That would surely save us,” Perrin said dryly. “Another Breaking.”
“Burn me!” Mat growled. “I’m only telling you what the guard said.”
Perrin shook his head. “I just hope the Aes Sedai and this Dragon, false or not, stay where they are. Maybe that way the Two Rivers will be spared.”
“You think they’re really Darkfriends?” Mat was frowning thoughtfully.
“Who?” Rand asked.
“Aes Sedai.”
Rand glanced at Perrin, who shrugged.
“Not all the stories say they serve the Dark One, Rand.”
“Light, Mat,” Rand said, “they caused the Breaking. What more do you want?”
“I suppose.” Mat sighed, but the next moment he was grinning again. “Old Bili Congar says they don’t exist. Aes Sedai. Darkfriends. Says they’re just stories. He says he doesn’t believe in the Dark One, either.”
Perrin snorted. “Coplin talk from a Congar. What else can you expect?”
“Old Bili named the Dark One. I’ll bet you didn’t know that.”
“Light!” Rand breathed.
Mat’s grin broadened. “It was last spring, just before the cutworm got into his fields and nobody else’s. Right before everybody in his house came down with yellow eye fever. I heard him do it.  Nynaeve al’Meara stepped into their huddle, the dark braid pulled over her shoulder almost bristling with anger. Rand scrambled to his feet. Slender and barely taller than Mat’s shoulder, at the moment the Wisdom seemed taller than any of them, and it did not matter that she was young and pretty.
“I suspected something of the sort about Bili Congar at the time, but I thought you at least had more sense than to try taunting him into such a thing.  The next thing, you’ll be naming the Dark One yourself.”
“No, Wisdom,” Mat protested, looking as if he would rather be any where else than there. “It was old Bil—I mean, Master Congar, not me! Blood and ashes, I—”
“Watch your tongue, Matrim!”
Rand stood up straighter, though her glare was not directed at him. Perrin looked equally abashed. Later one or another of them would almost certainly complain about being scolded by a woman not all that much older than themselves—someone always did after one of Nynaeve’s scoldings, if never in her hearing—but the gap in ages always seemed more than wide enough when face to face with her. Especially if she was angry. The stick in her hand was thick at one end and a slender switch at the other, and she was liable to give a flail to anybody she thought was acting the fool—head or hands or legs—no matter their age or position.
The Wisdom so held his attention that at first Rand failed to see she was not alone. When he realized his mistake, he began to think about leaving no matter what Nynaeve would say or do later.
Egwene stood a few paces behind the Wisdom, watching intently. Of a height with Nynaeve, and with the same dark coloring, she could at that moment have been a reflection of Nynaeve’s mood, arms crossed beneath her breasts, mouth tight with disapproval.
If there was any fairness, he thought that being two years older than her should give him some advantage, but that was not the way of it. At the best of times he was never very nimble with his tongue when talking to any of the village girls, not like Perrin, but whenever Egwene gave him that intent look, with her eyes as wide as they would go, as if every last ounce of her attention was on him, he just could not seem to make the words go where he wanted. Perhaps he could get away as soon as Nynaeve finished. But he knew he would not, even if he did not understand why.

Rand gave a start and pulled his eyes away from Egwene; she had grown a disconcerting smile when the Wisdom began speaking. Nynaeve’s voice was tart, but she had the beginnings of a knowing smile on her face, too until Mat laughed aloud. The Wisdom’s smile vanished, and the look she gave Mat cut his laughter off in a strangled croak.
“Well, Rand?” Nynaeve said.
Out of the corner of his eye he saw Egwene still smiling. What does she think is so funny? “It was natural enough to talk of it, Wisdom,” he said hurriedly. “The peddler—Padan Fain . . . ah . . . Master Fain—brought news of a false Dragon in Ghealdan, and a war, and Aes Sedai. The Council thought it was important enough to talk to him. What else would we be talking about?”
Nynaeve shook her head. “So that’s why the peddler’s wagon stands abandoned. I heard people rushing to meet it, but I couldn’t leave Mistress Ayellin till her fever broke. The Council is questioning the peddler about what’s happening in Ghealdan, are they? If I know them, they’re asking all the wrong questions and none of the right ones. It will take the Women’s Circle to find out anything useful.” Settling her cloak firmly on her shoulders she disappeared into the inn.
Egwene did not follow the Wisdom. As the inn door closed behind Nynaeve, the younger woman came to stand in front of Rand. The frowns were gone from her face, but her unblinking stare made him uneasy. He looked to his friends, but they moved away, grinning broadly as they abandoned him.
“You shouldn’t let Mat get you mixed up in his foolishness, Rand,” Egwene said, as solemn as a Wisdom herself, then abruptly she giggled. “I haven’t seen you look like that since Cenn Buie caught you and Mat up in his apple trees when you were ten.”
He shifted his feet and glanced at his friends. They stood not far away, Mat gesturing excitedly as he talked.
“Will you dance with me tomorrow?” That was not what he had meant to say. He did want to dance with her, but at the same time he wanted nothing so little as the uncomfortable way he was sure to feel while he was with her. The way he felt right then.
The corners of her mouth quirked up in a small smile. “In the afternoon,” she said. “I will be busy in the morning.”
From the others came Perrin’s exclamation. “A gleeman!”
Egwene turned toward them, but Rand put a hand on her arm. “Busy? How?”
Despite the chill she pushed back the hood of her cloak and with apparent casualness pulled her hair forward over her shoulder. The last time he had seen her, her hair had hung in dark waves below her shoulders, with only a red ribbon keeping it back from her face; now it was worked into a long braid.
He stared at that braid as if it were a viper, then stole a glance at the Spring Pole, standing alone on the Green now, ready for tomorrow. In the morning unmarried women of marriageable age would dance the Pole. He swallowed hard. Somehow, it had never occurred to him that she would reach marriageable age at the same time that he did.
“Just because someone is old enough to marry,” he muttered, “doesn’t mean they should. Not right away.”
“Of course not. Or ever, for that matter.”
Rand blinked. “Ever?”
“A Wisdom almost never marries. Nynaeve has been teaching me, you know. She says I have a talent, that I can learn to listen to the wind. Nynaeve says not all Wisdoms can, even if they say they do.”
“Wisdom!” he hooted. He failed to notice the dangerous glint in her eye. “Nynaeve will be Wisdom here for another fifty years at least. Probably more.  “Nynaeve says the villages north of the Taren always choose a Wisdom from away. They think it stops her from having favorites among the village folk.”
His amusement melted as fast as it had come. “Outside the Two Rivers? I’d never see you again.”
“And you wouldn’t like that? You have not given any sign lately that you’d care one way or another.”
“No one ever leaves the Two Rivers,” he went on. “Maybe somebody from Taren Ferry, but they’re all strange anyway. Hardly like Two Rivers folk at all.”
Egwene gave an exasperated sigh. “Well, maybe I’m strange, too. Maybe I want to see some of the places I hear about in the stories. Have you ever thought of that?”
“Of course I have. I daydream sometimes, but I know the difference between daydreams and what’s real.”
“And I do not?” she said furiously, and promptly turned her back on him.
“That wasn’t what I meant. I was talking about me. Egwene?”
 He rubbed his head in frustration. How to explain? This was not the first time she had squeezed meanings from his words that he never knew was in them. In her present mood, a misstep would only make matters worse, and he was fairly sure that nearly anything he said would be a misstep.
Mat and Perrin came back then. Egwene ignored their coming. They looked at her hesitantly, then crowded close to Rand.
“Moiraine gave Perrin a coin, too,” Mat said. “Just like ours.” He paused before adding, “And he saw the rider.”
“Where?” Rand demanded. “When? Did anybody else see him? Did you tell anyone?”
Perrin raised broad hands in a slowing gesture. “One question at a time. I saw him on the edge of the village, watching the smithy, just at twilight. Yesterday. Gave me the shivers, he did. I told Master Luhhan, only nobody was there when he looked. He said I was seeing shadows.  He’s never done that before.”
“So he believed you,” Rand said, but Perrin shrugged.
“I don’t know. I asked him why he was carrying the hammer if all I saw was shadows, and he said something about wolves getting bold enough to come into the village. Maybe he thought that’s what I saw, but he ought to know I can tell the difference between a wolf and a man on horseback, even at dusk. I know what I saw, and nobody is going to make me believe different.”
“I believe you,” Rand said. “Remember, I saw him, too.” Perrin gave a satisfied grunt, as if he had not been sure of that.
“What are you talking about?” Egwene demanded suddenly.
Rand suddenly wished he had spoken more quietly. He would have if he had realized she was listening. Mat and Perrin, grinning like fools, fell all over themselves telling her of their encounters with the black-cloaked rider, but Rand kept silent. He was sure he knew what she would say when they were done.
“Nynaeve was right,” Egwene announced to the sky when the two youths fell silent. “None of you is ready to be off leading strings. People do ride horses, you know. That doesn’t make them monsters out of a gleeman’s tale.” Rand nodded to himself, it was just as he had thought. She rounded on him. “And you’ve been spreading these tales. Sometimes you have no sense, Rand al’Thor. The winter has been frightening enough without you going about scaring the children.”
Rand gave a sour grimace. “I haven’t spread anything, Egwene. But I saw what I saw, and it was no farmer out looking for a strayed cow.”
Egwene drew a deep breath and opened her mouth, but whatever she had been going to say vanished as the door of the inn opened and a man with shaggy white hair came hurrying out as if pursued.


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Glasgow woman Ella Marie Cairns goes missing from Airdrie as police launch desperate hunt
by Justin BowieA 37-YEAR-old woman vanished from Airdrie three days ago as cops launch a frantic probe to trace her.
Ella Marie Cairns, also known as McGready, disappeared from Ballochney Street around 10pm on Thursday.
She has not been in touch with friends and family since then amid growing concerns for her welfare.
And cops have made a desperate public appeal as they try to find her.
Ella, from the Barrowfield area of Glasgow, is described as 5ft 6in, with short blonde hair.
Police say she may be wearing blue jeans, an orange scarf, with a black crop top, black hoodie, and beige/faun-coloured coat.
They say she may be carrying a bag as well.
Anyone who can help cops should contact them via 101, quoting incident number 1533 of November 16.
We told earlier how a schoolgirl vanished overnight from a West Lothian village - sparking a frantic police search.
Tya Miller, 14, disappeared from Newton at 3.30pm yesterday and has not been seen since.
Police in Broxburn have made an appeal to the public as they desperately try to trace the teen.


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This sample shows how to reorder columns by simply left-click on column header and drag&drop it to other column header. The reorder process is controlled by three variables:
- allowColumnReorder - a TreeGrid attribute which determines whether all columns can be reordered
- allowDrag - a field in column object which determines whether specified column can be moved
- allowDrop - a field in column object which determines whether other columns can drop over specified column
You can prevent specific column from dragging by setting the allowDrag field for that column object to false. In similar way if you dont want dragged columns to be dropped over specific column, you can set the allowDrop field for that column object to false.
You can change the names of thee fields by using custom names set in your code. To see how this can be done, check out the Data Bindings sample.


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Things get more interesting when you play with the other types of positioning. For example: absolute positioning. An absolutely positioned element is positioned in relation to its containing element. (If there isn't one, then it's in relation to html.) It's like putting a picture in a frame. If you move the frame, the picture will stay in the same place in the frame, but the whole entity will be in a new location.
Relative positioning is a bit simpler. You are simply moving an element from where it would normally be. Its position isn't affected by the elements around it. In this case it would be like moving the frame. What the frame contains is not the point.
Last is fixed positioning. The element is positioned in relation to the browser window, and that sucker isn't moving. Think of it as holding the picture in the frame up against the wall and putting a nail right through the middle of it. That picture isn't going anywhere.
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class, so your strategy can access all the normal methods you use for algorithm development. You should be able to copy and paste your algorithms across without any changes. You don't need a separate class.
The framework data output of each module flows into the following module. The assets that the Universe Selection model selects are fed into the Alpha model to generate trade signals (Insight
objects). The Insight
objects from the Alpha model are fed into the Portfolio Construction model to create PortfolioTarget
objects, which contain the target number of units to hold for each asset. The PortfolioTarget
objects from the Portfolio Construction model are fed into the Risk Management model to ensure the targets are within safe risk parameters and to adjust the PortfolioTarget
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class MyFrameworkAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self) -> None: self.SetUniverseSelection() self.AddAlpha() self.SetPortfolioConstruction() self.SetExecution() self.AddRiskManagement()
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If you want the autograder to score the questions, make sure to set scored=True
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An example call for a scored notebook with a retake ceiling of 5 is given below.
grader = Notebook(scored=True, max_attempts=5)
To use the autograder to check answers, have students assign their answers to variables in the notebook; these answers can strings of length 1 or single-digit integers. Then call the Notebook.check()
function; the first argument should be the question identifier in your tests file and the second should be the variable the student created.
my_answer = "A"
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If the student's response matches the test file, then Correct.
will be printed; otherwise, Try again.
will be printed. If the student enters an invalid response (e.g. float
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To get the score on a scored autograder, simply call Notebook.score()
:
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The state of the autograder is saved in a hidden file, so that it persists between notebook kernels and prevents students from exceeding maximum retakes by restarting the notebook.
If you are testing the autograder locally, you must make sure that you do not send the state of your autograder out with the notebook. The state is saved in a hidden file, .MCAUTOGRADER_STATUS
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"A convicted pedophile duped the Northampton County Children and Youth department and the state into placing a 12-year-old foster child in his Allentown home where the boy spent three months before the ruse was discovered. ... Ira Butt, who was convicted earlier this month for possessing child pornography, used his adult son's Social Security number to elude a criminal background check required to place the child in the home he shared with his partner. The sham by Butt, a former Boy Scout leader who admitted in court to sexually abusing a half-dozen children throughout his life, has prompted the agency to change the way it screens applicants."
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"The driver of a hijacked bus that circled Christchurch on Friday night at one point did not allow the alleged offender to give up. ... After a circuit and a half of the Orbiter route, with a large police convoy in pursuit, the alleged gunman apparently wanted out. ... But Mr McAlister was not interested. 'He was holding it by its barrel,' the driver said. 'So I would have had to take the gun where the trigger is.  Boom. 'Bus Driver Shoots Passenger.'   Yesterday, the woman said she also believed her husband had tried to poison her on three occasions during sex. She said she found a medicine dropper in the bed after sex. She believed he was using it to insert something poisonous into her vagina."
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"Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has ordered U.S. military commanders to devise a new war plan for a possible conflict with North Korea. Elements of the draft, known as Operations Plan 5030, are so aggressive that they could provoke a war, some senior Bush administration officials tell U.S. News. ... The plan would give commanders in the region authority to conduct maneuvers -- before a war has started -- to drain North Korea's limited resources, strain its military, and perhaps sow enough confusion that North Korean generals might turn against the country's leader, Kim Jong Il. 'Some of the things [Fargo] is being asked to do,' says a senior U.S. official, 'are, shall we say, provocative.'"
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"North Korea has announced that it now has nuclear weapons, and plans to build more of them. On Friday, a U.N. nuclear watchdog agency called North Korea the 'most immediate and serious threat' to global nuclear control efforts. ...  Kim is cunning, ruthless and smart enough to try to use nuclear blackmail to force Mr. Bush to give more aid, food and fuel."
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"A jury has convicted a man of intimidation for mailing a raccoon head to a principal involved in contract talks with striking teachers. ... He testified that he scooped up a dead raccoon from the roadside last October, cut off its head, sealed the head in a plastic bag, boxed it up and mailed it to Deborah Houchins. ... The raccoon head, a long-used symbol of racial hatred, raised the specter of racism in the two-month strike and led to community protests. The grand jury rejected a racial-intimidation indictment."
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Grandma admits spiking baby's bottle, flees jurisdiction
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"When Melissa Gernert fed her month-old baby one evening in February, police say she unknowingly gave her child a lethal mixture of formula laced with salt. The rare death-by-salt case was made even more exceptional when Pennsylvania authorities named the lead suspect: the child's grandmother, who is now on the run. ... When questioned by police in February, the grandmother said she had spiked the formula to "get back" at the young couple by making the baby spit up, Fister said. ... While doctors immediately suspected that salt killed Megan, police couldn't press charges until the toxicology report came back, a report not completed until June, Fister said. By then, Long had fled."
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News Corporation | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"Finnish Justice Minister Johannes Koskinen, who is seeking to make the buying of sex illegal in a bid to curb the sex trade, admitted on Monday that taxing prostitutes who continue to ply their trade could be a more effective method. Finland's parliament is currently considering whether to follow neighboring Sweden's example and criminalize the buying of sex, while the act of selling it would still be legal. ... In Sweden, prostitutes are able to declare their earnings -- though their clients are breaking the law by paying them -- in order to benefit from the country's generous social benefits."
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"After a four-and-a-half-hour standoff, Lee County Sheriff's deputies gassed a North Fort Myers camper Sunday only to find the wanted man wasn't inside. ... Deputies began evacuating the campground about 1:45 p.m. Sunday, blocking off Triplett Road at the Wells Road intersection. As about 50 residents waited for hours to return home, officers waited for a search warrant. They got it, and shortly after 6 p.m., two tear gas caskets were propelled into the camper, decorated with Confederate flags and an engraved wooden sign reading 'DAVID & Candi's OutLAw Compnd.' When no one emerged, officers went inside. Dix was gone."
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"A man who hanged his pit bull terrier after it bit his 2-year-old son was sent to jail for 90 days and fined $100. ... The dead dog was discovered after the hospital staff reported the boy's injury to the shelter. Hemm scolded Jones for disobeying an earlier court order to get rid of the dog. A judge made that demand in 2001 after Jones was charged with a misdemeanor animal-fighting charge."
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| instance Show IOErrorType |
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GCB Bank donates furniture to ACHISCO
by Kwadwo Fordjour Mensah, GNAAcherensua (Ahafo), Nov. 13, GNA – The management of GCB Bank has donated a set of furniture totalling 1,500 to the Acherensua Senior High School (ACHISCO) at a short but impressive ceremony at Acherensua in the Asutifi South District of the Ahafo Region.
Handing over the chairs on behalf of the management of the GCB Bank at the school’s Assembly Hall, Mr Samuel Amankwah, the Deputy Managing Director of the Bank in-charge of Operations, said the donation was part of the bank’s social and corporate responsibility effort to assist the school.
Mr Amankwah, the Chairman of the school’s Board of Governors, and an old student with the 1974 Group who did not give the estimated cost of the furniture, called on the management of his alma mater to ensure that the students take good care of the chairs.
Mr George Awuah, the Headmaster of ACHISCO received the items on behalf of the school, and thanked the bank for its kind and wonderful gesture.
He appealed to public-spirited individuals and organisations to emulate GCB Bank’s shining example.
The Headmaster said management would soon take a decision to name a dormitory block under construction after Mr Amankwah because of his positive contributions to the development of ACHISCO.
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println!("Hello World!"); (1)
}
fn main() {
println!("Hello World!"); (1)
}
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fn for function |
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Reflection
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completing my CAS, I have committed my time to working with other teachers, support staff, and
administrators to help students with disabilities any way that I can."
"As I move forward, I would love to
continue to work as a Special Education teacher with a cohesive collaborative team providing the best
education for all students. I am currently in the planning stages of pursuing a lifelong dream of opening a
working farm for students with disabilities. The variety of experiences I was fortunate to be a part of
during my CAS helped to shape the community member I intend to be in the community I serve and the
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Development
There’s a basic Django project in devproject/
to make it easier to work on
the app. This might be enough to get things up and running (assumes pipenv is
installed):
$ cd devproject
$ virtualenv --prompt ditto-devproject venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
(ditto-devproject)$ pyenv local 3.10.5
(ditto-devproject)$ python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Then run migrations and start the server:
(ditto-devproject)$ ./manage.py migrate
(ditto-devproject)$ ./manage.py runserver
pre-commit will run flake8, black, isort and prettier across all files on commit. I think you just need to do this first:
$ pre-commit install
You can add a .env file in devproject/ and its environment variables will be read in devproject/devproject/settings.py. e.g.:
DJANGO_SECRET_KEY="your-secret-key"
DJANGO_LOG_LEVEL="INFO"
pre-commit will run flake8, black, isort and prettier across all files on commit. I think you just need to do this first:
$ pre-commit install
Tests
Run tests with tox. Install it with:
$ pip install tox
You’ll need to have all versions of python available that are tested against (see tox.ini
). This might mean deactivating a virtualenv if you’re using one with devproject/
. Then run all tests in all environments like:
$ tox
To run tests in only one environment, specify it. In this case, Python 3.11 and Django 4.2:
$ tox -e py311-django42
To run a specific test, add its path after --
, eg:
$ tox -e py311-django42 -- tests.flickr.test_views.HomeViewTests.test_home_templates
Running the tests in all environments will generate coverage output. There will
also be an htmlcov/
directory containing an HTML report. You can also
generate these reports without running all the other tests:
$ tox -e coverage
Other notes for development
Coverage
Using coverage.py to check test coverage:
$ coverage run --source='.' ./manage.py test
$ coverage report
Instead of the in-terminal report, get an HTML version:
$ coverage html
$ open -a "Google Chrome" htmlcov/index.html
Documentation
You’ll need sphinx installed. You
could do this using pip and the requirements.txt
file:
$ cd docs
$ virtualenv --prompt ditto-docs venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
(ditto-docs)$ python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Build the documentation:
(ditto-docs)$ make html
Packaging
Set version number in ditto/__init__.py
.
Rebuild documentation (which includes the version number).
Ensure CHANGELOG.md
is up-to-date for new version.
Commit changes to git.
Ensure GitHub Actions still build OK.
Add a version tag:
$ python setup.py tag
Then:
$ python setup.py publish


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| Temperature | ℃ / ℃ |
| Humidity | % / % |
| Pressure | hPa / hPa |
The visualized data in charts is from last 4 hours
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| Updates | Every 5 minutes |
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| Last measurement | |
| Total measurements | {{total_ms}} |
| Power | Plugged-in |
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| Open data | Πληροφορίες API |
| Github | LogingAPI Project |
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Feedback is always welcome. You can find us at the play! mailing list or on: http://github.com/reyez/casino-play
Casino! provides the following end points:
You can also check out the full life cycle in test case RegistrationLifecycle.test.html


Fermenter Controls v0.1
Fermenter functions
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Fermenter output values
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Simple wrapper API around multiple logging APIs.
This package provides an API for logging in server-based applications that can be used around a variety of different logging implementations, including prebuilt support for the following:
java.util.logging.Logger
instance.Logger
.For those impatient to just get on with it, the following example illustrates the typical declaration and use of a logger that is named (by convention) after the calling class:
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClientExt.org.apache.commons.logging.Log; import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClientExt.org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory; public class Foo { private Log log = LogFactory.getLog(Foo.class); public void foo() { ... try { if (log.isDebugEnabled()) { log.debug("About to do something to object " + name); } name.bar(); } catch (IllegalStateException e) { log.error("Something bad happened to " + name, e); } ... }
Unless you configure things differently, all log output will be written to System.err. Therefore, you really will want to review the remainder of this page in order to understand how to configure logging for your application.
LogFactory
ImplementationFrom an application perspective, the first requirement is to retrieve an
object reference to the LogFactory
instance that will be used
to create Log
instances for this
application. This is normally accomplished by calling the static
getFactory()
method. This method implements the following
discovery algorithm to select the name of the LogFactory
implementation class this application wants to use:
org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory
.META-INF/services/org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory
whose first line is assumed to contain the desired class name.commons-logging.properties
visible in the application class path, with a property named
org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory
defining the
desired implementation class name.If a commons-logging.properties
file is found, all of the
properties defined there are also used to set configuration attributes on
the instantiated LogFactory
instance.
Once an implementation class name is selected, the corresponding class is
loaded from the current Thread context class loader (if there is one), or
from the class loader that loaded the LogFactory
class itself
otherwise. This allows a copy of commons-logging.jar
to be
shared in a multiple class loader environment (such as a servlet container),
but still allow each web application to provide its own LogFactory
implementation, if it so desires. An instance of this class will then be
created, and cached per class loader.
LogFactory
ImplementationThe Logging Package APIs include a default LogFactory
implementation class (
org.apache.commons.logging.impl.LogFactoryImpl) that is selected if no
other implementation class name can be discovered. Its primary purpose is
to create (as necessary) and return Log instances
in response to calls to the getInstance()
method. The default
implementation uses the following rules:
Log
instance of the same name will be created.
Subsequent getInstance()
calls to the same
LogFactory
instance, with the same name or Class
parameter, will return the same Log
instance.Log
instance must be created, the default
LogFactory
implementation uses the following discovery
process:
org.apache.commons.logging.Log
(for backwards
compatibility to pre-1.0 versions of this API, an attribute
org.apache.commons.logging.log
is also consulted).org.apache.commons.logging.Log
(for backwards
compatibility to pre-1.0 versions of this API, a system property
org.apache.commons.logging.log
is also consulted).LogFactory
class otherwise.Log
implementation class, passing the specified name as the single
argument to its constructor.See the SimpleLog JavaDocs for detailed configuration information for this default implementation.
The basic principle is that the user is totally responsible for the configuration of the underlying logging system. Commons-logging should not change the existing configuration.
Each individual Log implementation may support its own configuration properties. These will be documented in the class descriptions for the corresponding implementation class.
Finally, some Log
implementations (such as the one for Log4J)
require an external configuration file for the entire logging environment.
This file should be prepared in a manner that is specific to the actual logging
technology being used.
Use of the Logging Package APIs, from the perspective of an application component, consists of the following steps:
trace()
, debug()
,
info()
, warn()
, error
, and
fatal()
).For convenience, LogFactory
also offers a static method
getLog()
that combines the typical two-step pattern:
Log log = LogFactory.getFactory().getInstance(Foo.class);
into a single method call:
Log log = LogFactory.getLog(Foo.class);
For example, you might use the following technique to initialize and use a Log instance in an application component:
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClientExt.org.apache.commons.logging.Log; import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClientExt.org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory; public class MyComponent { protected Log log = LogFactory.getLog(MyComponent.class); // Called once at startup time public void start() { ... log.info("MyComponent started"); ... } // Called once at shutdown time public void stop() { ... log.info("MyComponent stopped"); ... } // Called repeatedly to process a particular argument value // which you want logged if debugging is enabled public void process(String value) { ... // Do the string concatenation only if logging is enabled if (log.isDebugEnabled()) log.debug("MyComponent processing " + value); ... } }


HealthMeter is a Phaser plugin that lets you easily insert health meters for your sprites. Below is a demo of the three types of meters you can currently use. Meters can be attached to any sprite and update dynamically based on the sprite's health component.
Use the arrow keys to move left, right, and to jump. Lava does 1 damage per second, a heart heals 1 damage.


A celebration of music and vocals featuring some of the best artists on the globe,let us pull together and come together in this covid secure event to raise money for the world's poorest and help make our world a better place.
2021.04.09(THU) ~ 10(FRI)
2021.04.09(THU) ~ 10(FRI)
@ National Exhibition Centre,Martson Green,Birmingham UK.
@ National Exhibition Centre,Martson Green,Birmingham UK.
Main Program
Main Program
Lectures
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Karaoke
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Explore our intriguing exhibition where you can find music instruments of
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share your thoughts and opnion with the community and our well knowledgeable
experts.
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Paul Mccartney
English singer, songwriter, musician, and record
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Gained worldwide fame as co-lead vocalist and bassist for the Beatles
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Received critical acclaim and attained worldwide fame upon the release of Born to Run in 1975.
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An american musician and composer.
has released 12 studio albums from 1971 to 1993.
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Began her recording career with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm.
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Her narrative songwriting,often takes inspiration from her personal life.
Born in West Reading, Pennsylvania, Swift relocated to
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In this lab you will exercise writing functions.
Before you begin, review lectures about functions: Slides 03.01, and Slides 03.02.


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Marjaavaan has a decent start at the box-office
by FilmfareMarjaavan created a lot of hype ever since its trailer was released online sometime back. Judging from the film’s trailer, it seemed like Marjaavaan would be a mass action entertainer.
Coming to the box-office collections of the film, Marjaavaan managed to make approximately Rs 6.50 to 7 Crore on the first day. The film managed to perform well in tier 2 and tier 3 cities in centres like Maharashtra, Gujarat, CP Berar, Nizam, UP and Bihar. However, Marjaavaan didn’t manage to impress the audience in the metropolitan cities.
The Milap Zaveri starrer features Sidharth Malhotra, Tara Sutaria, Riteish Deshmukh and Rakul Preet Singh in lead roles. Marjaavaan also brings back Sidharth and Riteish’s pairing after Ek Villain (2014).